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I
IIKNI) IIUM.KTI!!. IHCNH, 01IW00W. THt'HHDAV, HXV tii, 7
PAGE a.
Keynote of Development is
Heard in Strahorn's Speech
(From Hulimlny'H Dolly.) I harder for such wmiiiiI expansion In
KiithunliiiUlo over lint Klumutli dnfliiiiro of war hIiooKh.
,J, " i. n, n.v ..;,l.,l.ruilun. murk. "U U doubtful whether anything
J'HIIH '
iiin I'liiiiniitiii'iiiiiiiiit (if uoiiHtruc
tlnii work on the Htrnliorn railway,
II., ml ritMlilnlllN Willi Wltril III ftltolld-
iiiiro, returned Hi Urn 'lly yesterday.
onu lm held ho nearly rinipoiiiillilo
for our ulniost worlil disaster of
.t.if i.i.iiinllnir kiihL (if HvllllC IIH lllO
Inadequacy of our trntiHporlutlon fa-
niiriii roliir it'll 10 urn my yuRim ! ' . ...
rliKlMK with llM-m coiiy of ilioiollllli.il. Ah Iiiiik oh wo won. Imlld
iiriniiniK wmi in i " " I. ril, ......,.. I,..,, IIIW ir lory, open
HtlliUI'll llllllvl riMI liy lliwwii i. ni- " - - - ,r " ..
? Z, . . ...Hint the keynote of 1.1 . liiR wider urea to rii llvullou, our
l"l "I ., - -
mitlni road IiuIIiIIiik plan, develup
iiimit of it vutit Inland empire.
KxciorptH from Mr. Htruhorn'H ml
drmw follow:
..... .....-. . - - -
..h,,, In. .li.i .if fiiKlulliffn linilL 1)11(16
with our popiilnllou. Wlillo we could
not continue railroad uuimiiiK m
ilHflnlttily, no oim will ronlotiil Hint
W IOIIOW. ......' , ' I....I ,l. ll.ull WIH
"Wo are today Innur.urBiinK wmu n i'i""""" " "-
wofoi illy hope and believe will prove here Is a district n largo an rmit
iiituinnled allien IIih coinpieiiun in "! " " "". " ,,
HIIUIilll" "' ' .. I ,.,.,. i Mm. .1 ylnllrii of 11 mil-
iilmi duo Himli cominunltlnii iih Ilond,i
Fort Hock, Hllvor Luke, 1'alsloy mid:
Liikovlnw. nnil ninny iiIoiik tlio line
botwiion where fliinm.lul Hiipport mid
hundreds of rnlloH of right of way
have boon freely given,
"Ho lot nil of uh bore today, with
lofty piitrlollHin, rocoiiMorrnto our
selves to thlH truly worth-while un
dortukliig of oponliiK P mid making
fruitful thin wldn untlvo Intnl. to tho
itlory of our common country. Lot
iih nil bo rnllroud bulldorH, uiiufrulil
of tho magnitude of tho tank unit un
daiiutoil by tho imorlflcuH yot to romo.
Lot iih novor faltor uliort of tying up
with ImiidH of steel HiIh no hioii'm
liiml with Portland and Hun Francis-
co, of firmly miltliiK tlm two halves
of Oregon, nnd especially oi reliev
ing from thnlr iHolntlou tho Kullnut
mon und women who Imvo suffered
no Icjiik and struggled ho horolcnlly
to found homo mid umplro In tho
oinply, iintrnckcd land obhI of tho
mountain."
BOLT RESIGNS
P1CIPHP
HUM) KDWATOK'H 1'I.ACK WIM
jik )i'i5.v wiikn iik mrn:iiNH
I'ltOM AHMV V. SI. C A. WOKIC,
HAVH HOAHD MKMHHH.
Business and Professional Cards
VERNON A. FORBES
h A V V K It
Flnt Notional Hank DulldlnK
Hond :: :: OrcRon
our trniiH-fontlnontal lluwi. Wo Hto
inodoHlly bHKliinlni: to hiik iormiiht
liy a ciimipiiratlvoly hiiihII anil Iih-x-jioimlvo
Hyntoni. flvo rnllwnyH whimo
fitr-HooliiK proJmtorH thiniKlit It worth
wlilln to punli thom. at Kroat ciwt.
tunny wiwry nillim up through tor
tiioiiH cttiiyoiiH to tho outor oiIroh of
iiriu'tii'ulilM tin it llmr dlMtauci) of a rail
road. I.aul yoar and tho your hoforo
wo built I win railroad than In any
your hIiich tho Civil War. and from
(ho tliii't or HtoKoatlou In railroad
dovolopmont tho cont of HvliiK ImH
IncrtHiMod by loapit mid bounilH.
"IIiivIiik roachod HiIh iiuporiaui
lllllUM CttllyOIIH HI IIIU IJUl'JI MII..H " " -- .,
i iiiim 'miiimhiiiiiii iii t hi! iirnKromt of our roll
a55r.f.rrr.W I vh boon a.kod to
ffnw 'u..t wm. U.y. not,,, tin, briefly outllnn .. htalor, lo dan
i i,.,Hiii fiiiuro. HiIh valiant of-
fort will provii a prlo'li boon lo tho
bravo ploiwont now hero, afford now
hopo nml opporluiilty to tlm bonta
to como mm huh io uio voiuiuu mm
III Novonibor. IBM, during it brlof
vlnlt to Hond and vicinity, I wan
moro than ovor Improwiod with tho
cryliiK uood of HiIh luluiid omplro for
hiitlor rn way faillllloii. in iioocm
GIANT TROUT TAKEN
BY LOCAL ANGLERS
Hlx or 10 I'Mi rniiKbt In '''",t JmU"
by A. Idlvwiid mnl Henry l.ln
Mcr, WVIulK I'MHiid.
10 COIIIO nnil ami i" ii "" - 11...1
valuo of IIih world'- Kr..ul...t um-d ,l..r of II.. i.m ;''; J";. C-;
lanoxtoutnowundr..nm.'dor.Tl.ori. hoii. or Hond. and Colonol Hill Han-
In no rouluii or nlmllar oxlont iir ioy. oi ininm, r, . r......j.-.
Nor I. A.norloa wlu-ro our rlforU and, by a iliouMnd mlln auto trip, of ho
Mirl an outlay will count for m'throo Imperial countloH of Crook,
iiiinli
"Tho aubllmo jwrl our country I
ooIIimI upon to tako In romakliiK
world nffalr. loiiila now ini-aiiliiK and
illisnlty to tho ovont wo arn horn to
olnhralo. Our bin Job Jiml now In
to InnrituHo onr produetlon. Aisrl
cultural propariHlniHm la tho rry cv
nrywhoro. Tho wlnnliiK f ' ban
ulwuya IiIiikviI moro uimii tho fowl
mipply than upon auythluK hIho. Her
bort lloovr nay rowl will dwldo thin
ono. Th proJiHt imi nwr to our
hoarla can bo inudo lu xort a itroat
or Influonco upon tho country' fond
nupply than any olhW In fact. It
In within tho potwlbllltltii that tho
ono hundrod million or moro bubrl
of Kralu powilblo to produce In thla
luit and Kroalwit umlevelopi'd land
of Amorlca may bo tlm final factor In
tlm wlnnliiK of .tho world war. AUo.
In vlow of tho Window In tho Orient,
that tho uoMoiilon of a k-coiuI rail
road lino rrom tho Columbia rlvor
.. c.iifirtiin tmlnti tnlrht yot prove
a wlnnliiK lactor In combat on our
own wcHtorn ahore.
"How oan thomi of un unfitted for
duty at tlm rront nrvo our country
bottor than to conorati ourolvoa
nnnw to 'till rrcat comtructlvo work
and to production or the real lnow
or warT To lirnil ovory i-frort and
atraln ovory iirv to upply ihowi
mUnlnic HnkH nwcimary to mako
available ror produatlon practically
nvory ono of tho ten million acnii
or arablo land, and all tho vat lor
ta, atnek ranicoa nnd mineral dl
rtleta or Control OreKOii and ;ortu
urn California and Nevada. Kapcc
lally to puMi unwmtlMKly lor tho
winnwllnn of tho Hill nml Harrlman
HuiMi at Hond with the Houthorn mid
WMttirn 1'arlflc llniw at tho int
avnllablo point, tliua (turiibihlnK
w fi,.r ,if wifMiv and eunvonlonro
In a now throiiRli rail lino et ol tn
I ii U ii nnil IliirnnV.
"Ah n roiiult of my ImproHiilona on
ihU trip, oarly In 0 1 r 1 Htartcd
Chief KnitliH'or N. II. Hokiio on a
rcrminnlMniu.il which It nilKlit truth-
rniiv lm mi tit liu haa not yot com-
iiIoImI. altbouKb ho haa boon con-
aliintly on tho Job. IlurliiK mo aprniK
ami Rummer of 191S, 1 oxt led my
nlmorvatlniiR to tho ex t Mil oi m-vorai
thouMind mlliia by nulo mid othor
wIm ovor tho torrltory. In AuRUrt
of that ywir. at tho varnoal aollclta-
Hon of your Commercial riuo mm (
IimiHiik liualnoH mon or Portland,!
I mnilo my flmt vlult lo tho Klamath j
Kall country. After much moro '
poraonal lHH.cctlon and aualyita of'
thla ontlro Intorlor roKlon to bo or-1
roctod. at tho Kroat mootlnn hold on I
November 17, 1915, at Hond. and on)
November 23. 191R. hero at Klamath
Kalla. 1 Hnally committed mywlf to
tho project. My outline or ino acopo
and lorlouincM or tho tank, the con-
.llil.m. I iIikii nxacled mid tile Ulll-
vormil pledKo ror their rulflllment
by nil rammunltlei nnd Inlereiita nr
reeled are common kiiowledite.
"On tho nvenlnK or AukuiI 17,
I91C, a lamely attended nian raeet
liiK hero requeiited Information ni to
what Klamath Fall would need to
do to lnuro the benlnnliiK or con
struction hero and couiplotlnn or
name at Iwint a rar aa Hpraguc
lllvor. I tated that If tho cliy would
furnlili tho rlitht or way, about AO
mlliv. supply iiirrlclent rround or my
own Relectlnn ror paoni?er and
frdulit terminal and ahop, round
houie. yard, etc., mid SUO,000 In
.anil. 1 wmilil iln tlm balanre and
make every effort to HXteud the line!
throuKh to HhiiiI. Tula propoaltlon I
waa liuiiiwllalely and uiianlmouly j
areapted. In ton tryliiR montlia thl
atiiull runinmiiltv haa RO rar com
pleted It part or the compact that
IFrom Saturday' Dally)
With a atrlnu or 10 :lant trout to
their credit, City Councilman A. Ed
ward and Henry Llntor returned to
Hum! Iat nlKht trom n trip to Kaat
l.ako, whom they have been with
Mr. LliiHler'a mother alnco the
Fourth. Mr. Kdwnrda dlplaycd a
17 pound redaldo thl mornlnB, and
Rtntcd that hi RtrlnK or rIx wclnhed
moro than 80 pound, tho total holnB
hrouKhl down by ono welsliInK nine
pound, and which ho alluded to br
amall.
Two nf tho trout landed by Mr.
LliiRter were 16 pound each, nnd a
majority or tho Hah taken redaldea.
Ono allveraldo, taken by Mr. Kdwarde,
was tho lonKeat or the wholo catch,
but welRhed no moro than tho 17
pound trout which he exhibited to
day. Kxtra heavy line, 160 reel
In louisth, with Hpoona wcro uied.
(From Saturday' Dally.)
Willi tho rwdKnatlon or Krlc Holt
from tho poalllon a principal or tho
Hond hlKh frchpol, notification of
which ha Jiml beon received by tho
board, a now man for tho position
in tint ho Rocuroil, hut It will ho with
the unilorRtandliiK that when Mr.
Holt return, hi iionltlon will hu
open lo him, aceordltiK to II. M. Bmlth
of tho rcIiooI board. Tho letter of
rcHlKiiatlon received by Mr. Bmlth
wa from Portland, and stated that
Mr. Holt had Rlmicd up tor army V.
M. C. A. work. No applicant are an
'yet up ror conlderatlon. Mr. Smith
ntate.
To allow unliool liov to add two
week to their Hummer' earning,
and Intliicnced aomewhat by tho tact
n.ui iln. .lUirlnt IiiiIIIImi' tirmrram
'"" ' ""--"- " "-"-
may not bo completed liy tlio ordinary
tlinii nf ichool ononlnK. tho board
ha poRtponcd the cotnmenclni; or
da work rrom September 3 to
Heptomber 17.
On hi report that aevoral or the
elKhth crade ntudent who railed
In the Rtato oxamlnallon could pan
In tho rail with a little tutoring. City
Superintendent F. Thordaron I un
der liiRtrucllona rrom Uio board pcr
aonally to coach the pupils ror tlm
comliiK testa.
H. II. DeARMOND
h A W V K It
O'Kono Uulldlng, Hond, Orogon
AKT1IUR J. MOOBE
Lwyr
Iff('iililn Culldln?
Hem), Ore. Phono Illnck 1 111
W. W. FAULKNEH, D. M. D.
I) i: S T I H T
Suite C-8-10, O'Kano Ilulldlnc
Uend, ... Oregon
J. K. KNOKIIKKTHON,
PM'MIHXa AND IIKATINO
117 Mlnnosota Street.
KstlmatOB Choorrully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
DIt. J. C. VANDEVEHT
l'liylclan nnd KiirKcea
Phone Hcd 271
Hours 9-12 a. in.; 1-5 p. m.
7-9 p. m.
O'Knno Hulldlng.
0. P. NISWONOEH, Bend, Ore.
UNDKUTAKKIl
Licensed Einbolmcr, Fnncrol
Director.
Phono Red 421. Lady Asat.
DTt. II. D. BTOWELL
Naprapatlilc Phynlclan
Over Logan Iurnlturo Co.
Wall 8lreet Hours 9 lo B
l'lione JUm) IHil
CALIFORNIAN BUYS
CLOVERDALE RANCH
(From Friday's Dally.)
T. J. Parbcrry, recently or Cali
fornia, thl week purchased tho ICO
arm ranch or L. 0. G-rube, In Clover
dale, through tho Hrm or J. !!. Ml
nnr A Co.. or Uend. The considera
tion I reported to Ho about $8000.
Mr. Parberry and family will snttlo
on their newly acquired holding,
soon. Mr. Orube and family expect
to leave In n few days ror California.
four chalra at your service at the
Metropolitan. No waltlnK. Adr.
STRAHORN STARTS
CONSTRUCTION ON
KLAMATH RAILROAD
(llr UnllJ I'r to lh n,nd llutlrlln)
(From Frldav'a Dally.)
- KLAMATH FALLS, July C
Actual construction work on
tho Strahorn railway out or -
Klamath Falls, was bcRun to-
day, tho contract helm; alsned
lat iilnht with Will Maon and
Ouy Walton ror team work ror
tho Drat nine miles.
- Contractors are hard at work
thl attornoon, and several
team wcro started today. Chler
- EnKlneer IIokuo stated that a
large number or horse are
nvniinlili.. IlrKular construe-
Hon camps will be established.
Seo J. Ilyan & Co., for farm land
loans. Adr.
C.dS Srt -Worn tlT; V.lm. , m- are today ln.u,:urn,..,K con.truc-;
bla rlvor to Kan FrancUeo and L
AiikoIoh.
"Our difficulties have been final
ly Increased by the war. Hut o ha
the necessity for quick completion
of tho project. Home even ko o rar
an to aay that tho task I now Im
possible. Lot us never send un such
a distress signal, but push all tho
Hull.
"I can never adequately praise,
nor can tho outside public ever bo
mado to realize tho almost super
human effort and the tremendous
sacrifices Involved In tho ralsliiR or
nearly hair n million dollar In prop
erty mid money by such u limited
number or people IHkIi pralso I
WofhmtfJbiitpn
B HUDSON-
i ri
HUDSONH O HinUnCo,SinFuiHi
'MnyownrorHuaonSopr-MKCrui
ZroIn.W lr notldng but pnif for U.
vise
i j I If ( I
POUD FihT-Atiiitnin $lo Cu., lu Ani
' rcommod ZcroUiM far tlw lubricatioai
ofl:ordcr.M
MAXWOLI-J C l'h.ln,rr-
"ZroUit U giving us tlw lt of ufe-
tloa."
HUPMOBILB M.nl7 Auio Co., Pollux
"we are convlnctd trut ZcroUne U giving
unUbnuly MtUbctory rttulu."
ZEROLENE
TJte.Standard Oil for Motor Cars
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
Ucium the records of their rvlc dtpaK-
menu show tlut WMrowne, convcuy irimru
from California aph!t-bao crude, Bv
rfect lubrU-lIon-l wear, mora power,
tut carbon deposit.
'DtaUu rvtrfwhrrtanJitlour
itrvict itttliom
STANDAnD OIL COMPANY
(CUfvml)
For tmdort,
Ztnltn HtorffDutf
It officially TtcotnmittdeJ
LUMBER LATH SHINGLES LIME
PLASTER CEMENT
All Finish Lumber Kiln Dried
Miller Lumber Co.
SELLING
SHEVL1N-H1XON LUMBER
OFFICE ON WALL ST.
w
i yihw
roWiinwv.
GOING FAST
i
The LAST CHANCE to buy merchandise at before-the-war
prices. Now is the time to make money
work. We have sold $4371.21 worth of merchandise
and still have left
$800 Worth of Shoes,
$1000 Worth of Men's Working Clothes,
$5200 Worth of Groceries.
THEY ALL MUST GO !
Think what n saving this sale means to you, on a raising market.
When tho present stock Is out ot merchant's hands and they have to
buy on tho present markot. Look up prices on wool, cottou and
leather, then look over our prices.
75c Work Shirts -48c
Heavy Wool 40c Sox 58c
Heavy Foreign Dye Bib Overalls $1.15
Granite and Tinware 33 1-3 Off
15c Canvas Gloves - 10c
Milk, all brands 12 !"2c
All White Soap 6 bars for 25c
Beans c
Matches ;;-
Sugar 11 lbs. for $1.00
Tlicae nro only A I"KW ot our Vrlcea.
G. W. HORNER
W. O. MANN1NO, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Butte 12-14, O'Kano Building
Hlnck 17B1 cnd, Oregon
OBOROB 8. YOUNO
avll nnd Irrigation Engineer.
U. 8. Mineral Kunrcror.
noom 12, First National Dank
Building
O. S. BEN80N
Attorney At Law
Benson Building, Wall Street
Bend, Oregon.
H. O. BLL18
Attorncy-at-Law
United KUtcn CommlMloner
First National Bank Building
BEND, OREOON
DESCHUTES RYE
OF
HIGH
GRADE
PLAKKS MANUI'ACTURKD IN
IIKNI) 11Y NEW I'KOCHSH, HUT
LIMITED AMOUNT OF GILUN
IIINDEHS IMtODUCTION.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Battle Creek has little on Bend as
tho home of breakfast food speak
ing of quality, nothing for Bend
Is tho home ot "Deschutes Rye
Flakes," made from Central Oregon
hlch altitude rye ith resultant high
flod value and fine quality.
ninnr on the OreKon Trunlc rail
way serve the Deschutes Rye Flakes.
Mmirhutoa live Flakes are on sale in
nil Mm lnmllne croenry stores of Tort-
land Including the largo department
stores. Thoy aro on tno Dili oi lare
nf id.. nnaon Hotel erill. However,
tholr sale Is not being pushed on ac
count ot the limited output or me
local plant at this time. If enough
Central Oregon rye can be secured
this fall, the capacity of the local
mill will be Increased as the mill be
Hym that they can find sale for all
the flakes they can turn out through
the use ot Central Oregon rye, and
also that a ready market at Bend
will stimulate tho Deschutes Valley
production of tho cereal.
Tho Central Orecou rye. which
ha a peculiar food value and taste
hnn.. nf it rrnwth In hleh alt!-
.fVWMUOU w ..- ...-- .-- .. ,
tude. Is necessary to the production.
of Deschutes Ilyo Flakes. For this.
rnnumi the OUtDUt Of the local mill
I. .... ,kn -nnm nvtantlvfl
niUBl Wll U(JU1I lH mum "-'"'"
growth of rye In this part ot Oregon.
Samnles of Deschutes ye naaes
hnv. Iiopii forwarded to Herbert
lloovor, Araerloa's food dictator, and
some results In the way of uenu neip
toward food preparedness are ex
pected from Washington within the
next few days.
A small quantity of the rye flakes
havo recently gone on tho market
at Seattle and the mall orders com
ing from people who have used the
PAiitrnl Oreeon nroduct. but who
aro now located In towns where tho
grocers do not yet handle the Unites,
are Increasing rapidly.
Rvervwhoro that the uesonuies
Ryo Flakes havo gone on the market
they havo stayed anu soiu." says a.
J. Kroonert, manager or the mm,
who believes that he can handle all
ii,n 1-va that can bo grown In Cen
tral Oregon, through Desohutos Rye
Flakes.
signal corps, a letter having just
been received from Adjutant General
G. W. Read, stating that there aro
approximately 1000 vacancies In tho
corps. Those considered ellglblo for
thin branch of the service will bo
cable, telegraph and radio operators.
Inside and outside wlremen, elec
tricians and machinists, photograph
ers, and men who are familiar with
the construction and maintenance ot
telephone systems.
FRESH
Groceries
You have a right to
INSIST
that we see to It that your
money finds tho greatest pur
chasing power, and that you
get
QUALITY
goods for the money you pay.
RESPECT
we pay to this plan Is what is
building for us a big business.
HOWEVER LITTLE
the saving may be. It will
HELP.
We'll do our beat tor
YOU.
PHONE BLACK 11
Ericksons Grocery
JOHNSON ELDG.
Wall Street
Joe Rock
CONTRACTOR
All kinds of
EXCAVATION
WORK
rock or dirt
BASEMF.NTS
STREET WORK. ETC.
Lrtve crJni l
J. A. EASTES OFFICE
Oitsoa Stmt
SIX LEAVE TO JOIN
ARMY MEDICAL CORPS
Hermit Iiir Officer Sergeant Charles
j Now Tums.Attcntl
Signal Corps Needs,
Davis Now Tums.Attcntlon to
(From Monday's Dally.)
Six moro recruits for tho United
States army loft Bend this morning,
sent out by Recruiting Officer Char-
Ua Davis. AH aro enlisted tor me
hospital corps, and aro from widely
separata parts ot Central Oregon, as
follows: Claud T. Border and Harold
a. Roonoy, pist; David P, Mlokels.
Fort HOCK; lion U. umanuur, uouu,
Charlos Ferguson, Crescent.
Snreeant Davis is now turning his
attoutlon to recruiting men for the.
l.
Roofing of all kinds. Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. HacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylights,
Shoe Repairing
Done In a FIRST-CLASS nian-
tier, while you wait.
L, Goodman, opposite Ulter
Grocery.
lift